Month: September 2025
Trump admin accused of ‘attack’ on immigrants after banning voter recruitment drives at naturalization events
A voter advocacy group said the Trump administration is ‘making it harder for new citizens to register to vote, which is yet another intimidation tactic and attack on the immigrant community’
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Rayner fights for political future as she admits: I did not pay enough tax
The deputy PM admits she underpaid up to £40,000 in stamp duty on second home but denies she dodged tax, as PM backs her
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Fears of being killed and vomiting from stress: Harrowing court filings reveal Trump admin’s frantic child deportation flights
Teens describe fears of returning to Guatemala and frantic deportation flights before judge blocked their removal
Read MoreFears of being killed and vomiting from stress: Harrowing court filings reveal Trump admin’s frantic child deportation flights
Teens describe fears of returning to Guatemala and frantic deportation flights before judge blocked their removal
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Thousands of new school nursery places to be rolled out
Working parents of children between nine months and four years old are now eligible for the full 30 hours
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Why e-bikes and e-scooters are making streets a ‘nightmare’ for blind people
Only one in 10 (9 per cent) blind people confident walking in their own neighbourhood because of e-bikes and e-scooters
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Government launch £338m scheme to help sick and disabled people back into work
The government’s welfare reforms were formally passed into law on Wednesday
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Mike Johnson and Thomas Massie clash in behind-closed-doors meeting with Republicans over Epstein vote
Speaker reportedly urged members to back Republican committee’s Epstein investigation over bipartisan bill forcing release of more evidence
Read MoreMike Johnson and Thomas Massie clash in behind-closed-doors meeting with Republicans over Epstein vote
Speaker reportedly urged members to back Republican committee’s Epstein investigation over bipartisan bill forcing release of more evidence
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Reform media ban in Nottinghamshire is a disturbing glimpse of a future with Farage in power
As Nigel Farage attacked the state of free speech in the UK in front of a congressional committee in Washington DC, The Independent’s political editor David Maddox discusses Reform’s attitude to a free press
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